New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-12

scHSsrIzIK Mis- JOHN Of No 500 Broadway BROOKLYN;
scHwKiIzKR JOSEPH OF Mrs. John age seven months
across from the Christina
The following bodies been found far and iden-
titled:
BRAsDLE MRS MARY, age for'ytwo Of No. 1913 Bushwck
oaSRs MRS MARY. age twenty-five, of No. Is Eiery-st
eaMFs WILLIE son Of Mary, age three years and six
GRMKs KATY, daughter of Mrs Mary age three month";
LoMnERe pgiIr age seven Of No SSt brooklyn
oBKKN MARGARKr. age nine. daughter OF john Srien'
oBmss WILLIE age Ave sou Of John o'Brisn.
oBaEN JonNS age three son Of John son q,
esn oses Of E
age ss S on
q s $50 hows Bes iT1 years and '''en
Those known or suspected be aboard and still miss
ing
scUwtyp MICHAEL blind accordion player, whose nsru
MT IogIsE Of 10 las vSrss B5 s
HRSDRicksKs. HESai. son Of David age nine p,oo,
kiu%G e Eossg age eight. OF Canarsie
oBgES, Mis-. JOHN. OF Ianarse VIE OF ihe owner VI 'no
wTIss Mrs Of Park ave. Bushwics.
F.Rs0 Nr age twenty S s q ms sfoosyn
Other estimates pat number of the missing at from
twelve to sixteen, aiding child OF Mrs Fargo two un-
known mem supposed to DO James Burgess and Marks
Stark a Mrs A. X Pollwitz and child. address unknown.
and Mrs. Meyerbaugh. There is little chance OF hnding
any more bodies for day two, when the tide may be
counted on 10 sweep ashore The deputy coroner
has issued burial permits for all bodies recovered so far
and has had them moved from the mproyised morgue
nj Canarse single inquest Will be held IL mas been
set for some day near the end OF the week
The story OF the disaster Is just beginning to De
told in Canarse The unfortunate peasurescekers. 1t
seems were members OF nominal yacht club, the Cres-
cent in Williamsburg and in the habit Of running
Rav wi their
friends for an afternoons sail Last Sunday the club
chartered two small yachts the Mystery and the Chris
tina, and went the bay to Ruhie Island well
known resort fishing and pcnicking About O'Clock
in the evening party broke aud went aboard the
yachts for the sail home The wind was blowing fresh
and the tide running out and II looked as the run
up would be hard and tedious one.
Somebody suggested that the women and children
put aboard the Mystery as that was the larger
and safer yacht aud had main boom which swung high
over the heads OF passengers deck All the mon but
Captain Hendrcksen. bis and the blind accordion
player got aboard the Christina and both the yachts
IL wa, something of a race up and the Mystery was
ahead until somewhere OFF Barren Island There the
Christina made squirt and of TO side and ahead
ali the reefs saving that he would the Christina in
. Canarsie il ne had to blow the mast out 70 40 i5
two reefs in her msiusa and one in her b, about as
much small yacht could carry with safety In
Il wasn't i've minutes after the reefs had been let
full that the Mystery suddenly keeed over aud sank
by the captain OF the CHRISTINA who about 300 yards
on the time and one by the people on the tg Dean
away. According to tie first the oenteDoard OF the
sloop struck the bottom ana the boat pPns la h over
st breeze According 70 the other story the Mystery
course was caught while under almost Roadway by
the rising squa The sails were spread iul ana no al
At any rate the uslucky sioop soon side upward.
and shortly after sank leaving only the up OF the mast
the %an@aure and saw the yacht toppie over.
"There'i be thirty lives lost over yonder II I'm not
Rs Steamed as i fast sR he could
ing sloop There was bar v,o to get aaS apG
was just 1885 wsen the Mystery capsIsd ny T;ao
by that time the few all rescued and the
bulk OF the passengers were beyond rescue
the accident happened. Captain Williamson, who was
sailing her put toward the upset sloop and called TO
excited passengers Misunderstanding the order, let
erythin aud the boat was in danger OF cap
ne hrus had CROPPED s ssd 10 cs
near the Mystery. 30 the captain cast anchor
and waited for the tug.
a 81 and
SWAN over the sinking sooR Here they found their
sboys wSsr t a help arrived Andrew Robinson
colored cook the schooner Reaper OF Keypor
Srs TO COME to The rescue lie picked up six people in
o rowbOa and soon had four or I'VE more 10 me
gun wales. THEN the Dean arrived aud TOOK thsm all
aboard. IA,
hats coats and lunch BASKETS and children dressed
An white and a stout middle-aged woman, Mira Bendle
pa SEARCH OF proved The tug took the
Christina In and ran slowly up to the Cansrse land
The scenes there during the night were heartrendng
ns owner Of the yacht naa lost hs S w sS Ss
watched to prevent his jumping into The pay Ir Lom n
berg o1 most as S the s and pa to
see the facrs OF her poor children. Inc men from
the Christine and the rsse sx sp ceas ~ K ao
near wharf waiting for bodies TO be brought In
and Raie Ksyahaga started for Barren ISLAND with
poanans against the stone wall she bad broken on
Csnsrsie again and about noon the cabin pumped
halt DRY and the ten dead bodies taken out "a.
at the pier yesterday afternoon, were a dozen
SOAKED @ and S 81 sail asd IL
now and then against lunch baskets aud shoes Except
looked SOUND enough She has Away. been thought
good boat and has been going out IN the winter fishing
S Ssi Ssy o% ss ss
Bnshwiek Yacht Club, in lss6. Two men drowned
that b. put si ihs accident ssieaiy o. lss Ssa
%ainsai b. sontinssd wa. Risky Slough witDoSs
s the
forty feet OF water whore che was lying when
Ts pr rRs .sss as
OF the women, when the yacht capsized for miles
around 1t made the blood run cold We had TO get
away round the bar and didn't have good chance TO
rescue anybody. - ~ sufg.
The colored cook did nobly. HIS boat was down to
y him Su and asS Ss fSs s
Ing face Down IL 90 the ss' ~ass Ih.a psss
lte tebes There were lots Of hats and coats around
put nalno,e people, and IL was getting dark fast We
had 70 give up the search. One young dived down
70 ne yacht hut could ind no more bodies
II have known Captain Hendricksen long time. He
WAS good sailor and ought have known bis boat He
sailed Der often enough But he reckless yesterday.
and the boat badly oyerloads 1t oughtT 70 carry
over ni,een or twenty But there between thirty
I'VE anu forty ABOARD IL was not likely that be was
drinking; yet he may have been saw him only at a
distance before leaving Ruie leland He looked sober
tbsp.
.Ihsra xere fex other bosts In sight ,zhau the Mra